Qi - pronounced "chee", and means Energy.

Qi is the energy of the body, of the meridians, of food, of the universe.

 

Qi Therapy is a term used to describe practitioners - therapists or products, which use the principles of Qi to bring about balance, healing or improvement in a holistic way.

Qi has many aspects of differentations:

Generally, Qi serves several vital functions within the body.

When imbalances arise, they are seen as disruptions in the functions of Qi.

Example:

A prolapse or even just a wrinkel in your face, is seen as a disruption in the ability of Qi to provide the raising and stabilizing function on a particular organ such as hte skin.

 

*In this case certain acupuncture points which have a strong lifting and stabilizing effect are used to help rebalance the body, and therefore add energy to that part, causing skin to tighten. This can be achived with needles, lasers or magnets ...

 

• Jing (Essence) - Responsible for growth, reproduction and development.

• Yuan Qi (Original Qi) - Promotes and stimulates functional activities of organs.

• Gu Qi (Essence of Food and Grain Qi) - Good quality food is essential.

• Kong Qi (Air Qi) - Good quality air and good breathing practices are essential for the formation of energy.

•  Zong Qi (Gathering Qi) - Nourish the Heart and Lungs.

•  Zhen Qi (True Qi) - Qi that circulates in the meridians and nourishes the organs.

• Ying Qi (Nutritive Qi) - Nourishes the organs. - Helps to produce Blood.

• Wei Qi (Defensive Qi) - Helps to protect the body - Warms the surface of the body.

 

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